NUS:
Huffington Post
Yesterday the Office for Fair Access announced that a total of £70m will be taken from students' pockets to fund the con trick of fee waivers
?The Press Association
But the National Union of Students (NUS) raised concerns that the Government's attempts to get universities to keep average fees below £7500 do not benefit ...
?Daily Mail
But the National Union of Students raised concerns that the Government's attempts to get universities to keep average fees below £7500 will not benefit ...
BBC News
About a fifth of England's universities have had their plans to change their fee packages approved weeks before the application deadline…
Further and Higher Education:
?WalesOnline
But the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW), ... The 2010 assessment – of 11 higher education institutions – was taken before the merger of ...
?Times Higher Education
The findings are detailed in a paper in the Journal of Higher Education, International Faculty: Experiences of Academic Life and Productivity in US ...
?Times Higher Education
The government's higher education reforms have created “unnecessary risk” for universities, the shadow business secretary has said in his ...
?Scotsman
Santander Banking supports higher education and research through funding for scholarships, mobility grants, special projects and non-academic achievement ...
?BBC News
In their letter to the education department, parents said they felt the financial pressure to provide further education for their children was "unfair and ...
?Peterlee Mail
Teesside University is one of 24 universities in England, along with a further education college, to have had plans to lower fees approved by the Office for ...
?Insideireland.ie
The University and College Union (UCU) have said that the new changes will cause even more confusion for students at a time when University applications are ...